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28 Cards in this Set
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At the root of the penis, there are two ligaments. What are they and in what fascia are they located?
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Fundiform Ligament is in the Superficial Fasica
Suspensory ligament is in the Deep Fascia |
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What is the name of the fascia that covers the Corpra spongiosum and Corpra cavernosum?
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Bucks fascia
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What is the name of the sphincter that allows continence?
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Internal Sphincter
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Name the segments of the male urethra
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P-PMS:
1. Pre-prostatic 2. prostatic 3. membranous 4. spongy |
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Men often have a hard time urinating when BPH occurs. What does this stand for and in what zone does it occur?
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Benign prosthetic hypertrophy occurs in the transitional zone.
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Where do men typically have develop prostatitis? What structure exists here and what zone is it?
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Ejaculatory ducts are here in the Central Zone.
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Where do prostatic cancers tend to occur?
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In the peripheral zone where glandular tissue occurs.
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The anterior fibromuscular stroma is important for what?
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Continence
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Label
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A. Intermeural portion
B. Prostatic portion C. Membranous portion D. Spongy portion E. Bulbourethral gland |
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For females, "water under the bridge" refers to the way the ureter travels under the uterine artery. What's the equivalent in males?
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How the ureter goes under the vas deferens
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Label
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A. Ureture
B. Vas deferens C. Seminal vesicles D. Prostatic vesicles (Neurovascular bundle) E. Prostate |
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The testes are covered by a thick white structure called:
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Tunica albuginea
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What structure in the testes makes the sperm?
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Semineferous tubules
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The ducts between the semineferous tubules and epididymis is the:
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rete testis or efferent ductules
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What is the sperm-post-processing structure called?
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Epididymis
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Mature sperm is passed through what structure?
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Vas deferens
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What is the equivalent to the round ligament of the ovaries in males?
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Gubernaculum testis.
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Trace path of sperm
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1. Semeniferous tubules
2. Rete testes 3. Efferent ductules 4. Head, body, tail of epididymis 5. Vas deferens |
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label
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1. Inferior vesicles
2. middle rectal 3. Internal pudendal a 4. Prostatic branches |
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What are the penile blood vessels coming off the pudendal artery? (BP-DUD)
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BP-DUD
1. Bulb of penis artery 2. Perineal artery 3. Deep artery of the penis (cavernosal a) 4. Urethral a 5. Dorsal artery of the penis |
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What artery is important for maintaining and ending an erection?
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Deep artery of the penis.
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If a testicular cancer spreads, what is the first structure it spreads to?
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Para-aortic lymph nodes (Caval/aortic)
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If prostate cancer spreads, what structure will it spread to?
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Internal iliac lymph nodes
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If perineum cancer spreads, what structure will it spread to?
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Superficial inguinal lymph nodes
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If penis cancer spreads, what structure will it spread to?
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Internal iliac inguinal nodes (proximal); deep inguinal nodes (distal)
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Memorize?
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What's the "point and shoot" thing Schelpheffer told us is helpful for remembering?
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Parasympathetic is helpful for maintaining an erection.
Sympathetic is helpful for ejaculation. |
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Beware that there was quite a bit more to Schelpheffer's lectures that seemed like too much detail. If you have time, go back to learn the para/sympathetic NS stuff re the male pelvis on the latter half of his lecture.
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Beware that there was quite a bit more to Schelpheffer's lectures that seemed like too much detail. If you have time, go back to learn the para/sympathetic NS stuff re the male pelvis on the latter half of his lecture.
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